Seen and Unseen: What Dorothea Lange, Toyo Miyatake, and Ansel Adams\'s Photographs Reveal about the Japanese American Incarceration - Elizabeth Partridge

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Elizabeth Partridge is the acclaimed author of more than a dozen books for young readers, including biographies of Dorothea Lange, Woody Guthrie, and John Lennon. Her books have received many honors, including National Book Award finalist, Boston Globe-Horn Book Award, Los Angeles Times Book Prize, ALA Michael L. Printz Honor, and Jane Addams Children\'s Book Award. The goddaughter of Dorothea Lange, Elizabeth grew up surrounded by Dorothea\'s photographs. She always knew her godmother wanted to bear witness to important and difficult times in American history with her camera. Dorothea\'s photograph of Torazo Sakawye, carrying his young grandson on his shoulders down a dusty Manzanar street inspired Elizabeth to begin writing this book, which seeks to illuminate the stories behind the photos. Visit her online at www.elizabethpartridge.com. Lauren Tamaki is a Canadian illustrator living in New York. Her clients include The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Pentagram, Penguin, The New Yorker, and Disney, and her work has been recognized by the Society of Illustrators, the Society for News Design, AI-AP, and the National Magazine Awards. Having grown up in Calgary as a fourth-generation Japanese Canadian, Lauren was inspired by this project to learn more about her grandparents, who both had experiences with incarceration camps in British Columbia. Through her research, she discovered that her grandfather used his law degree to fight for the rights of incarcerated Japanese Canadians after they were released. Connecting with her family\'s history was a source of pride for Lauren as she brought the experiences of incarcerated people to life in the pages of this book. Visit her online at www.laurentamaki.com.